<p>India U19 skipper Uday Saharan lamented the poor execution as the reason behind their loss in the ICC U19 ODI World Cup final against Australia on Sunday (Feb 11) in South Africa. Chasing a modest 254, India U19 were bowled out for 174 runs and lost the final by 74 runs. The skipper, however, said that he was proud of how his team played throughout the tournament. &nbsp;</p>

<p>"We were prepared for it but we couldn't execute well. That is where we went wrong," said Saharan in the post-match presentation. "It was fine. We played a few shots and couldn't spend some time on the surface."</p>

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<p>"It was great, I am very proud of the boys, they played very well. The entire team, from the start to the end showed fighting spirit. They played very well and I am proud of them," Saharan added.</p>

<p>India were never in the chase as they lost their first wicket in the third over and the momentum never built up after that. Once Arshin Kulkarni departed, Musheer Khan and Adarsh Singh added 37 runs for the second wicket to give the chase of 254 some stability. Mahli Beardman then removed Musheer and skipper Uday Saharan as India were restricted to 55/3.</p>

<p>Sachin Dhas was the next to fall with Priyanshu Moliya and Aravelly Avanish going back soon as well. India's last hope Adarsh Singh (47) then fell after off Beardman as India crossed the 100-run mark. Raj Limbani was the next to get out before Murugan Abhishek played a fantastic hand of 42 runs and added 46 runs with Naman Tiwari for the ninth wicket before Tom Straker got Saumy Pandey for the last wicket.</p>

<p>Australia's Mahli Beardman was adjudged player of the match for his 3/15 in 7 overs while Raf McMillan also took 3/43 in 10 overs.</p>


India U19 skipper Uday Saharan lamented the poor execution as the reason behind their loss in the ICC U19 ODI World Cup final against Australia on Sunday (Feb 11) in South Africa.

India U19 skipper Uday Saharan lamented the poor execution as the reason behind their loss in the ICC U19 ODI World Cup final against Australia on Sunday (Feb 11) in South Africa. Chasing a modest 254, India U19 were bowled out for 174 runs and lost the final by 74 runs. The skipper, however, said that he was proud of how his team played throughout the tournament. "We were prepared for it but we couldn't execute well. That is where we went wrong," said Saharan in the post-match presentation. "It was fine. We played a few shots and couldn't spend some time on the surface." Also Watch: Super Bowl 2024: Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce SCREAMS in face of head coach Andy Reid "It was great, I am very proud of the boys, they played very well. The entire team, from the start to the end showed fighting spirit. They played very well and I am proud of them," Saharan added. India were never in the chase as they lost their first wicket in the third over and the momentum never built up after that. Once Arshin Kulkarni departed, Musheer Khan and Adarsh Singh added 37 runs for the second wicket to give the chase of 254 some stability. Mahli Beardman then removed Musheer and skipper Uday Saharan as India were restricted to 55/3. Sachin Dhas was the next to fall with Priyanshu Moliya and Aravelly Avanish going back soon as well. India's last hope Adarsh Singh (47) then fell after off Beardman as India crossed the 100-run mark. Raj Limbani was the next to get out before Murugan Abhishek played a fantastic hand of 42 runs and added 46 runs with Naman Tiwari for the ninth wicket before Tom Straker got Saumy Pandey for the last wicket. Australia's Mahli Beardman was adjudged player of the match for his 3/15 in 7 overs while Raf McMillan also took 3/43 in 10 overs.

India skipper Uday Saharan pinpoints reason for loss in U19 World Cup final against Australia

<p>Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly and batter Gautam Gambhir praised the India U-19 team after their thrilling win over hosts South Africa in the ICC U-19 World Cup semi-final on Tuesday (Feb 6). Chasing 245, India were in trouble at 32/4 before Player of the Match and skipper Uday Saharan (81) and Sachin Das (96) added 171 runs for the fifth wicket to help India achieve the target. With the win, India reached their record-extending fifth consecutive U-19 World Cup final.</p>

<p>Praising the youngsters, Ganguly wrote on his official X handle: "What a win from being 32 for 4 .. fantastic performance from the young boys .. some good talent in this South African side too @bcci," while Gambhir posted: “Fifth consecutive #U19WC final! Well done boys!” Have a look at the posts below:</p>

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<p>Speaking after the win, India U-19 skipper Saharan said: "It is a great feeling to reach the final. We got a taste of close games, and that will be good in the final. We don't let the morale get low in the dressing room at all -- our environment and coaches are superb."</p>

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<p>Earlier, South Africa posted 244/5 with Lhuan-dre Pretorius (74) and Richard Seletswane (64) being the top scorers. It was also the first time India conceded 200 runs in the tournament. Raj Limbani was the pick of the bowlers having ended with figures of 60/3 in his nine overs.</p>

<p>The South African players were a bit emotional after the loss and Saharan, in a heartfelt gesture, consoled and hugged his counterpart, Juan James. Have a look at the post below:</p>

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<p>The Boys in Blue will now face the winner of Australia and Pakistan from the second semi-final scheduled to be played on Wednesday (Feb 7). The final of the ICC U-19 World Cup is scheduled to be played on February 11.</p>


Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly and batter Gautam Gambhir praised the India U-19 team after their thrilling win over hosts South Africa in the ICC U-19 World Cup semi-final on Tuesday (Feb 6).

Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly and batter Gautam Gambhir praised the India U-19 team after their thrilling win over hosts South Africa in the ICC U-19 World Cup semi-final on Tuesday (Feb 6). Chasing 245, India were in trouble at 32/4 before Player of the Match and skipper Uday Saharan (81) and Sachin Das (96) added 171 runs for the fifth wicket to help India achieve the target. With the win, India reached their record-extending fifth consecutive U-19 World Cup final. Praising the youngsters, Ganguly wrote on his official X handle: "What a win from being 32 for 4 .. fantastic performance from the young boys .. some good talent in this South African side too @bcci," while Gambhir posted: “Fifth consecutive #U19WC final! Well done boys!” Have a look at the posts below: What a win from being 32 for 4 .. fantastic performance from the young boys .. some good talent in this South African side too @bcci — Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) February 6, 2024 × Fifth consecutive #U19WC final! Well done boys! 🇮🇳 — Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) February 6, 2024 × Speaking after the win, India U-19 skipper Saharan said: "It is a great feeling to reach the final. We got a taste of close games, and that will be good in the final. We don't let the morale get low in the dressing room at all -- our environment and coaches are superb." Also Read: Former skipper Ricky Ponting calls for fast-tracking of Warner-like batter Jake Fraser-McGurk in Australia Earlier, South Africa posted 244/5 with Lhuan-dre Pretorius (74) and Richard Seletswane (64) being the top scorers. It was also the first time India conceded 200 runs in the tournament. Raj Limbani was the pick of the bowlers having ended with figures of 60/3 in his nine overs. The South African players were a bit emotional after the loss and Saharan, in a heartfelt gesture, consoled and hugged his counterpart, Juan James. Have a look at the post below: India captain Uday Saharan hugged South Africa captain Juan James after the match. Spirit of cricket is alive 🇮🇳🇿🇦❤️❤️❤️❤️ #U19WorldCup pic.twitter.com/zfMA6UvoY1 — Farid Khan (@_FaridKhan) February 6, 2024 × The Boys in Blue will now face the winner of Australia and Pakistan from the second semi-final scheduled to be played on Wednesday (Feb 7). The final of the ICC U-19 World Cup is scheduled to be played on February 11.

Sourav Ganguly, Gautam Gambhir post heartfelt praise for India U-19 after thrilling win in WC semi-final vs SA

<p>The Indian team has booked its place in the final of the ongoing U19 World Cup in South Africa after overcoming early obstacles against the hosts South Africa on Tuesday (Feb 6). Riding on the excellent and reliable pair of captain Uday Saharan and Sachin Dhas, India beat South Africa by two wickets to punch their ticket for the summit clash. The Boys in Blue will now face the winner of Australia and Pakistan who meet in the other semifinal on Wednesday. With the win, India are now on the brink of their sixth title while also reaching the final on a record ninth occasion in the junior division.</p>

<h2><strong>Poor start to chase</strong></h2>

<p>Chasing 245 runs to win, India had a bad start after they lost Adarsh Singh (0) on the first ball of the innings. Matters went from bad to worse in the fourth over as&nbsp;Musheer Khan (4) was dismissed to make India’s situation vulnerable. All-rounder Arshin Kulkarni (12) and Priyanshu Moliya (5) soon followed the already departed pair to make India’s situation vulnerable at 32/4, putting the hosts as the favourite to reach the final.</p>

<p>However, a rescue act from the pair of Saharan and Dhas saw India return back into the contest as they stitched a partnership of 171 runs for the fifth wicket. Dhas was unfortunate to miss out on a back-to-back hundred&nbsp;and was dismissed for 96.</p>

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<p>However, his wicket did not change the equation as India needed just 43 runs to win at that stage. Captain Saharan (81) and Raj Limbani (unbeaten 13) got the Boys in Blue home.</p>

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<p>Tristan Luus and Kwena Maphaka were the in-form bowlers for the Proteas but could not guide their team to the final.</p>

<p>Earlier, South Africa posted 244/5 with Lhuan-dre Pretorius (74) and Richard Seletswane (64) being the top scorers. It was also the first time India conceded 200 runs in the tournament. Raj Limbani was the pick of the bowlers having ended with figures of 60/3 in his nine overs.</p>

<p>India will now face either Australia or Pakistan in the final on Sunday as they look to add a sixth U19 World Cup title to their trophy cabinet.</p>


The Indian team has booked its place in the final of the ongoing U19 World Cup in South Africa after overcoming early obstacles against the hosts South Africa on Tuesday (Feb 6).

The Indian team has booked its place in the final of the ongoing U19 World Cup in South Africa after overcoming early obstacles against the hosts South Africa on Tuesday (Feb 6). Riding on the excellent and reliable pair of captain Uday Saharan and Sachin Dhas, India beat South Africa by two wickets to punch their ticket for the summit clash. The Boys in Blue will now face the winner of Australia and Pakistan who meet in the other semifinal on Wednesday. With the win, India are now on the brink of their sixth title while also reaching the final on a record ninth occasion in the junior division. Poor start to chase Chasing 245 runs to win, India had a bad start after they lost Adarsh Singh (0) on the first ball of the innings. Matters went from bad to worse in the fourth over as Musheer Khan (4) was dismissed to make India’s situation vulnerable. All-rounder Arshin Kulkarni (12) and Priyanshu Moliya (5) soon followed the already departed pair to make India’s situation vulnerable at 32/4, putting the hosts as the favourite to reach the final. However, a rescue act from the pair of Saharan and Dhas saw India return back into the contest as they stitched a partnership of 171 runs for the fifth wicket. Dhas was unfortunate to miss out on a back-to-back hundred and was dismissed for 96. × However, his wicket did not change the equation as India needed just 43 runs to win at that stage. Captain Saharan (81) and Raj Limbani (unbeaten 13) got the Boys in Blue home. ALSO READ | Premier League: Manchester City blast Brentford away to move within two points of top Tristan Luus and Kwena Maphaka were the in-form bowlers for the Proteas but could not guide their team to the final. Earlier, South Africa posted 244/5 with Lhuan-dre Pretorius (74) and Richard Seletswane (64) being the top scorers. It was also the first time India conceded 200 runs in the tournament. Raj Limbani was the pick of the bowlers having ended with figures of 60/3 in his nine overs. India will now face either Australia or Pakistan in the final on Sunday as they look to add a sixth U19 World Cup title to their trophy cabinet.

U19 World Cup 2024: Sachin Dhas, Uday Saharan’s valiant knocks help India reach fifth consecutive final

<p>Defending champions India have booked their place in the semifinals of the ongoing U19 World Cup in South Africa after they dismantled Nepal in a one-sided contest in Bloemfontein. Captain Uday Saharan (100) and Sachin Dhas (116) were the heroes of the match for India as they registered an emphatic 132-run win. Riding on the tons from the Indian duo, the Boys in Blue will now await for results of Saturday’s matches to determine their opponent in the semifinal.</p>

<h2><strong>India thrash Nepal</strong></h2>

<p>In the final Super-Six contest, India were at their fluent best with both bat and ball as they secured a comprehensive win. Saumy Pandey scalped three wickets while Arshin Kulkarni ended with figures of 18/2 in his four overs. There were wickets for Raj Limbani and Murugan Abhishek as they helped India restrict Nepal to a mere 165/9&nbsp;total.</p>

<p>Dev Khanal was the top scorer with 26 while Arjun Kumal (26) and Deepak Bohara (22) were the only other batters to make an impact on the scoreboard.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Batting first after winning the toss, India scored 297/5 in their 50 overs as Saharan and Dhas were at their fluent best. The duo stitched a partnership of 215 runs for the fourth wicket after India struggled with an early fall of wickets. Gulsan Jha was the architect-in-chief of the Indian downfall after he had the record champions at 62/3 in 14 overs. Adarsh Singh (21), Arshin Kulkarni (21) and Priyanshu Moliya (19) got good starts but did not convert it into big innings.</p>

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<p>However, Saharan and Dhas made light work of the opposition as the Boys in Blue scored nearly 300 on a difficult pitch. India were restricted to 297/5 in their 50 overs with Jha getting three wickets while Aakash Chand ended with figures of 65/1.</p>

<p>India will now await on who they face in the semifinal of the U19 World Cup having so far been invincible. If the equations go right, they could face Pakistan in the final of the tournament. India will be in action on Tuesday (Feb 6) in Benoni.</p>


Defending champions India have booked their place in the semifinals of the ongoing U19 World Cup in South Africa after they dismantled Nepal in a one-sided contest in Bloemfontein.

Defending champions India have booked their place in the semifinals of the ongoing U19 World Cup in South Africa after they dismantled Nepal in a one-sided contest in Bloemfontein. Captain Uday Saharan (100) and Sachin Dhas (116) were the heroes of the match for India as they registered an emphatic 132-run win. Riding on the tons from the Indian duo, the Boys in Blue will now await for results of Saturday’s matches to determine their opponent in the semifinal. India thrash Nepal In the final Super-Six contest, India were at their fluent best with both bat and ball as they secured a comprehensive win. Saumy Pandey scalped three wickets while Arshin Kulkarni ended with figures of 18/2 in his four overs. There were wickets for Raj Limbani and Murugan Abhishek as they helped India restrict Nepal to a mere 165/9 total. Dev Khanal was the top scorer with 26 while Arjun Kumal (26) and Deepak Bohara (22) were the only other batters to make an impact on the scoreboard. × Batting first after winning the toss, India scored 297/5 in their 50 overs as Saharan and Dhas were at their fluent best. The duo stitched a partnership of 215 runs for the fourth wicket after India struggled with an early fall of wickets. Gulsan Jha was the architect-in-chief of the Indian downfall after he had the record champions at 62/3 in 14 overs. Adarsh Singh (21), Arshin Kulkarni (21) and Priyanshu Moliya (19) got good starts but did not convert it into big innings. ALSO READ | Ind vs Eng: Would be disappointing if England don't win the series, says Atherton after visitors' bright start However, Saharan and Dhas made light work of the opposition as the Boys in Blue scored nearly 300 on a difficult pitch. India were restricted to 297/5 in their 50 overs with Jha getting three wickets while Aakash Chand ended with figures of 65/1. India will now await on who they face in the semifinal of the U19 World Cup having so far been invincible. If the equations go right, they could face Pakistan in the final of the tournament. India will be in action on Tuesday (Feb 6) in Benoni.

U19 World Cup: Riding on Uday Saharan, Sachin Dhas's tons India punch semifinal berth after big win over Nepal

<p>Batter Uday Saharan will captain defending champions India at the 2024 ICC Under-19 World Cup in South Africa. Throughout the history of the event, India are the most decorated with five U19 Men's Cricket World Cup titles. Musheer Khan who bats in the middle order and bowls left-arm spin, is the only player with first-class experience among the 15-man group. Musheer scored 127 runs off 47 balls and took two wickets in a quadrangular U-19 series match in November, and he finished third in the Under-19 Challenger Trophy with 268 runs at a strike rate of 108.</p>

<p>From December 29 to January 10, India will compete in a U-19 tri-series against the hosts South Africa and England. The ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup 2024 will feature 16 teams competing across four South Africa locations.</p>

<p>The upcoming World Cup marks the 15th edition of the U19 men's event, following the last tournament in the West Indies in 2022 where India clinched the title for the fifth time. The 16 participating teams have been divided into four groups of four with the scheduled start being in January. There will be 41 matches with the final to be played in February. Defending Champions India are joined by Bangladesh, Ireland and USA in Group A.</p>

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<p>Group B features England, South Africa, West Indies and Scotland. Group C consists of Australia, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and Namibia while Afghanistan, Pakistan, New Zealand and Nepal make up Group D. Australia have won the event three times, Pakistan twice, while England, Bangladesh, West Indies and 2024 hosts South Africa have each been crowned once.</p>

<p><strong>India Squad:</strong> Arshin Kulkarni, Adarsh Singh, Rudra Mayur Patel, Sachin Dhas, Priyanshu Moliya, Musheer Khan Uday Saharan (C), Aravelly Avanish Rao (WK), Saumy Kumar Pandey (VC), Murugan Abhishek, Innesh Mahajan (WK), Dhanush Gowda, Aaradhya Shukla, Raj Limbani and Naman Tiwari.</p>


Batter Uday Saharan will captain defending champions India at the 2024 ICC Under-19 World Cup in South Africa. Throughout the history of the event, India are the most decorated with five U19 Men's Cricket World Cup titles.

Batter Uday Saharan will captain defending champions India at the 2024 ICC Under-19 World Cup in South Africa. Throughout the history of the event, India are the most decorated with five U19 Men's Cricket World Cup titles. Musheer Khan who bats in the middle order and bowls left-arm spin, is the only player with first-class experience among the 15-man group. Musheer scored 127 runs off 47 balls and took two wickets in a quadrangular U-19 series match in November, and he finished third in the Under-19 Challenger Trophy with 268 runs at a strike rate of 108. From December 29 to January 10, India will compete in a U-19 tri-series against the hosts South Africa and England. The ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup 2024 will feature 16 teams competing across four South Africa locations. The upcoming World Cup marks the 15th edition of the U19 men's event, following the last tournament in the West Indies in 2022 where India clinched the title for the fifth time. The 16 participating teams have been divided into four groups of four with the scheduled start being in January. There will be 41 matches with the final to be played in February. Defending Champions India are joined by Bangladesh, Ireland and USA in Group A. ALSO READ | Champions League: Manchester United's fate hangs in balance as Harry Kane's Bayern Munich visit Old Trafford Group B features England, South Africa, West Indies and Scotland. Group C consists of Australia, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe and Namibia while Afghanistan, Pakistan, New Zealand and Nepal make up Group D. Australia have won the event three times, Pakistan twice, while England, Bangladesh, West Indies and 2024 hosts South Africa have each been crowned once. India Squad: Arshin Kulkarni, Adarsh Singh, Rudra Mayur Patel, Sachin Dhas, Priyanshu Moliya, Musheer Khan Uday Saharan (C), Aravelly Avanish Rao (WK), Saumy Kumar Pandey (VC), Murugan Abhishek, Innesh Mahajan (WK), Dhanush Gowda, Aaradhya Shukla, Raj Limbani and Naman Tiwari.

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